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Reloading
Hornady Press
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For the best roll crimps I can achieve I find that a drill- press is great. I purchased this one new for less than a hundred dollars.
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Having stated the typical safety message to cover my butt, here’s what you want to Know – recipes for my 410 slugs, pumpkin Ball rounds and busckshot! Believe me when I say that I have shot alot of .410 Shotgun slugs, .410 Buckshot and .410 Pumpkin Ball rounds and I can say with confidence that for the money invested – mine are the best.
Please remember to reload responsibly. Do not attempt to altar these loads. They are safe, functional and have taken three years to perfect. Enjoy!
Slugs
Pumpkin Balls
Buckshot
The Staff at Smallbore
.395 Pumpkin Ball Round from 25 yards. Both balls passed through the tailgate after entering 1.5″ apart
The 410 gauge light game slug is a highly accurate short to medium range slug for use in smooth bored barrels.
This round ball light game slug is designed to fit into standard 3″ (75 mm) shotgun shells and should be finished with a roll crimp closure. This is an extremely versatile round ball slug which fits equally well into 2 1/2″ shells, and with care it is possible to make up multi-ball loads using standard weight for weight shot data (experienced loaders only) It is not necessary or indeed recommended to use a overshot card on top of this load.
